The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Hon. &. +. Hart anu VIE were paSSen
gers by the Zealandia.
Everything passed off in quiet and OF
DERBY manner at the Park yesterday
A number of passengers from the Zea
landia were at the races yesterday.
The San Francisco Daily Alta Califor
MIA" came out in new dress June LIST.
To-day will be observed as nationa
holiday. All Government offices will b,
| closed.
Mr.. Rudolfe Spreckels came down on the
Zealandia to spend a month or so in the
| islands.
The Kinau leaves on Monday for the
Volcano with number of the visiting
Masons.
Purser George McLane, of the Zealandia
has the thanks of the ADVERTISER for full
file of late papers.
The case of ]. T. Warehouse VS.. A. S
Cleghorn and g. Markham stands con-
tinued to the 18th inst.
Sir Samuel Griffith, Premier of Queens
land, and Lady Griffith, were through
passengers by the Zealandia.
. The new brig LurIine, built by Turner
for j. D. Spreckels & Bros, was loading at
San Francisco for Hilo when the Zealandia
left
A number of mounted police were on
duty ON the road leading to the Park yes
terday, but their services were not brought
into requisitIon.
When the Zealandia left San Francisco
sixty school teachers had already been
booked to leave on the excursion to the
islands by the Australia, June 21st.
MIR. and Mrs. J John T. Dare were the re-
cipients of a joyous welcome home from
Honolulu by a large party of friends at
their residence Howard street, San Fran
cisco, May 25th.
The Rev DIR. E. G. Beckwith, of the
Third Congregational Church, San Fran
cisco, arrived by the Zealandia He will
occupy the pulpit of the Fort street Church
the next three months.
The only business in the Police Court
yesterday was two cases of drunkenness,
which were dealt with in the usual way,
and Chinaman who was remanded for
violation of section g. chapter Z, Session
Laws of 1886.
Mr.. Harold NJ. Sewall. Consul for Apia,
was presented by friend with a magnif-
cent basket of island and California fruits
a few minutes previous to the sailing of the
Zealandia. 1t was packed. by Messrs.
Lewis & Co.
Two letters addressed to Hon. A. S.
Cleghorn and one to H. r. H. Princess
Kaiulani were lost on King street yester-
day, between the Postoffice and Thomas
square. The finder will please leave them
at this office.
The trial of John W. Mccarthy, charged
with embezzlement of State funds, and
who was extradited from this city, took
place in San Francisco, May 9th. The
jury was unable to agree. 1t stood seven
for acquittal and five for conviction.
Sir Alfred Sherlock Gooch, Bart, of
Benacre Hall, Suffolk, England, was
passenger by the Zealandia, and is stop
ping at the Hawaiian Hotel. Sir Alfred
will visit the volcano and other points of
and leave for Auckland July 8th.
Mrs. Emma Beckley, curator of the
Government Museum and Library re-
turned to her island home by the Zea-
landia. Her daughter, whom she went to
visit in San Francisco, is much improved |
in health we are pleased to learn
One important feature of the races yes
terday was the excellent and abundant re-
served by MIR. F. Horn in the |
grand stand There was everything one
could wish for, and at reasonable prices.
Mr.. Horn will be on hand to-day, SO do
not forget it.
The San Francisco Alta of May Goth,
says: Judge Finn yesterday granted a
divorce to Lois Cecilia Bridges from Hiram
D. Bridges, on the ground of the defend
ants conviction of a felony. The parties
we're married in Honolulu on August 2,
1884, and three months later he was con-
gicted of a felony and sentenced to five
years in the Hawaiian penitentiary.